Spotting Log: KTPA

Tampa, Florida: On the way home from the zoo, I took a look at Flightradar24 and saw that the More to Love livery from Alaska Air was due into Tampa International within the hour so we decided to make a stop on the way home. During the hour waiting for it, I managed to shoot 27 aircraft with 21 of them being new to me. Included in today’s aircraft photographed are:


  • HB-JHQ – Airbus A330 (Edelweiss Air) 
  • N18NY – Gulfstream V 
  • N197PQ – Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-900 (Endeavor Air) # 
  • N211WN – Boeing 737-700 (Southwest Airlines) 
  • N231JB – Embraer 190 (JetBlue Airways) 
  • N247WN – Boeing 737-700 (Southwest Airlines) 
  • N344AG – Saab 340 (Silver Airways) 
  • N455WN – Boeing 737-700 (Southwest Airlines) 
  • N493AS – Boeing 737-900 (Alaska Airlines/More to Love) 
  • N520JB – Airbus A320 (JetBlue Airways) # 
  • N550FX – Bombardier Challenger 300 (FlexJet) 
  • N554NW – Boeing 757-200 (Delta Air Lines) 
  • N648NK – Airbus A320 (Spirit Airlines) # 
  • N694NK – Airbus A320 (Spirit Airlines) 
  • N749MA – Boeing 737-800 (Miami Air International) 
  • N762CX – Boeing 767-200 (Air Transport International) 
  • N778VW – Eclipse EA-500 
  • N840UA – Airbus A320 (United Airlines) 
  • N900UP – Cessna Citation X (Wheels Up) 
  • N933AN – Boeing 737-800 (American Airlines) 
  • N1201P – Boeing 767-300 (Delta Air Lines) 
  • N1373A – Boeing 767-300 (Atlas Air) # 
  • N7878A – Boeing 737-700 (Southwest Airlines) 
  • N35271 – Boeing 737-800 (United Airlines) # 
  • N8669B – Boeing 737-800 (Southwest Airlines) # 
  • N61898 – Boeing 737-900 (United Airlines) 
  • N62806 – Boeing 737-900 (United Airlines) 
# denotes an aircraft photographed in a previous outing 

 Click on the photo above to see these sightings and the entire Tampa International Airport photo gallery.

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